Devilboy

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by Devilboy 16y ago
What happens on the internet... stays on the internet.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I suddenly hope that by 2015 PostgreSQL ends up as the winner of the database wars, having embraced and outgrown every feature from every other data store out there.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
It's the same kind of thing as the low-tax IBC in the UK am I right?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Seems fair: Law advice for business critique.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
If the multiple outer joins or subqueries are too slow you can always denormalise a bit, you don't have to give up on your SQL database if you don't want to.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
You just store the entire tree? Then how do you get a subtree? I don't think you're solving anything by just storing the whole tree as one thing. I mean you can do that in SQL too if you want.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
It's as bad as the sites that use Javascript to inject read more @ bar.com... No it isn't don't be ridiculous
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Intellisense and debugging on one of the nicest IDEs around FOR FREE. Say what you want but Microsoft looks after developers.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Use what you know best right now.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I'll tell you what happened: Open plan offices.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
You just need to ID him, not search him. Check his badge, call it in if you're not sure, done.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
You don't search pilots, they're gonna be getting into the cockpit to fly the plane! They are uniformed, they carry clear identification badges that can be verified easily, and they probably know half the people working in the airport. You
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Shoes outside, barefoot inside.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Wouldn't be the first http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20100217/1853298215.shtml
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The great thing about bullshit is I don't have to know what I'm talking about at all!
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I think they're brute-forcing the semantic web
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by Devilboy 16y ago
In the USA this is true but European countries have already given the green light to a somewhat watered-down version of self-driving cars on public roads. The USA will eventually follow I would think.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Please take the time to capitalize your sentences, your otherwise great comment deserves it.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
There was no sudden crippling surge in this case as far as I can tell. There was no mass-updating of a single object either. It failed even though it fits your ideal situation pretty much perfectly.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The whole point of MongoDB is that you SHOULDN'T have to worry about a server becoming overloaded! You're giving up a lot for this privilege too, so if that doesn't even work properly then... back to PostgreSQL in my opinion.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
And on the other end of the journalistic quality spectrum, News.com.au has this article http://www.news.com.au/technology/perpetual-twilight-of-red-... The link from the main page reads: Odds of life on new planet '100 per cent'
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by Devilboy 16y ago
That's great in theory but once an application becomes big and settled it is usually too big to just 'upgrade'. Upgrading becomes a massive time sink and when there's other deadlines pressing for stuff that your clients will actually notice
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by Devilboy 16y ago
'Asshole' is not a style
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Before this I had never heard of them, and now I'm a paying customer. And I am not alone.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
In this case it most certainly WAS good for them.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
http://www.quora.com/Who-are-the-Super-Angels-that-Michael-A...
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I don't know where you got that from, do you have any sources? The 2009 edition ITRS concluded that there's no significant remaining roadblocks for 22nm processes. They listed some challenges for 16nm but they do expect to overcome all thes
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The first time a robot killed a human was all the way back in 1979.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I just think domain names are too cheap. If the price of a .com increased to $100 per year you'll see a significant reduction in squatting.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Ah ok so lets legalize marijuana but only in brownies or banana bread.

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